"Aegis" was "A Magazine on Ending Violence Against Women", and was produced in Washington D.C through the 1970's and '80's. This issue reflects on teh Women's Movement, addressing topics including issues of class and race, violence adn sexuality, and self-defense.
A series of issues of "Ain't I a Woman?" addressing themes of Women's Liberation including sexism, sexual harassment, gender roles, self defense, and sisterhood.
A series of issues of "Ain't I a Woman?" addressing themes of Women's Liberation including sexism, sexual harassment, gender roles, self defense, and sisterhood.
A My Chemical Romance appreciation zine featuring stories from fans, pictures, and collages of Gerard Way's tweets. Especially emphasized is the feminist nature of My Chemical Romance's messages.
"No Means Yes, Right?: A Street Harassment Guide" is directed towards femme women and their allies; it contains poems and essays on topic of sexual harassment, especially that takes place in public. It promotes self-defense and sisterhood.
"No Means Yes, Right?: A Street Harassment Guide" is directed towards femme women and their allies; it contains poems and essays on topic of sexual harassment, especially that takes place in public. It promotes self-defense and sisterhood. This volume features an interview on the topic of fetishization of Asian-American women.
Sister Serpants is a radical feminist group. Mdwoman is their "zine mouthpiece." Poems and articles address topics including date rape, rape, self-defense, the intersectionality of race/ethinicty and gender, pornography, and abortion. Also featured are advertisements repurposed to demonstrate feminist messages.
Run by "Ariel," Sticker Sisters Catolog lists stickers, patches, buttons, magnets, and signs for sale. Themes of the products include female empowerment, punk music, and self defense.
A feminist zine by "Grasshopper." Topics addressed include LSD, vigilante justice in response to rape, comics, fashion, rape, zine reviews, music reviews, and sexuality.
